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Sarah Rich

Sarah Rich is a former staff writer for Government Technology.

Madison Police Extract Forensic Evidence from Cellphones

The Madison, Wis., Police Department takes a CSI approach to extracting evidence from mobile devices.

August 27, 2013
· Sarah Rich
Justice & Public Safety

Danville, Va., Migrates to Microwave Emergency Responder Network

The deployment of Danville’s microwave emergency responder network satisfied the FCC’s narrowbanding mandate.

August 26, 2013
· Sarah Rich
Education

Technology Centers to Open at 11 Miami-Dade County Parks

The county also plans to expand free Wi-Fi access to the 11 parks with technology centers and three additional parks adjacent to public libraries.

August 23, 2013
· Sarah Rich
PCIO

CTO Greg Zickau on Idaho IT Initiatives

Idaho CTO discusses the state's core IT and expanding the Idaho Education Network.

August 23, 2013
· Sarah Rich
Cloud & Computing

Portland, Ore., Recycles Computers Back to Local Schools

When city-owned computers are no longer usable, Portland, Ore., nonprofit Free Geek refurbishes the units for local schools and other community organizations.

August 22, 2013
· Sarah Rich
What's the Future of Crowdsourcing, Civic Engagement in Government?

Former Manor, Texas, CIO Dustin Haisler says governments can better connect business processes for more efficient civic engagement.

August 21, 2013
· Sarah Rich
Health & Human Services

App Helps Victims Report Sexual Assault Anonymously in D.C.

ASK DC allows victims of sexual assault and dating violence to report incidents and find available community resources.

August 19, 2013
· Sarah Rich
Government Experience

Can Tweets Predict Elections?

One research study says the candidate who generates more Twitter buzz during a congressional election may be more likely to win.

August 15, 2013
· Sarah Rich
Budget & Finance

Pavement Analysis Tool to Keep Longmont, Colo., on Top of Road Maintenance

Longmont's Department of Public Works and Natural Resources will integrate city road data into asset management technology to predict future road maintenance needs.

August 14, 2013
· Sarah Rich
Education

Palm Scanners Quicken Meal Purchases in Georgia High Schools

The Muscogee County, Ga., School District uses palm scanning technology in its high school lunchrooms to simplify meal purchases.

August 13, 2013
· Sarah Rich